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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

Cashiers of two Philadelphia news
papers have turned up short in.their
accounts within week. Must be
money in the newspaper business
in the City of Brotherly Love.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27
Mrs Frank Leslie the. Grnat q

male publisher of this country, is
the cause of contemplated duel
between a Rushian prince and a
Frenchmarquis. It takes an Ameri=
can to get to the front every time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

The best Lamp Burners will also be kept all great
many kinds; among the best the Leader' the scko< Cal
the best illumination this country and LIGHT what all
need. s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

he can never speak wlll who knows
not how to hold his pc ace. -Plutarch.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

notice. only quality Carbon will be kept
here the "Water White HeadLgh and those who have been
for the past years will
the best be found and always the giving clear bright
light, and charming of wicks.
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Attention Fishermen.

Tents, seines, nets, gshing tackle,
guns. reyOlvers very cheap at Great
Western Gun Works Pittsburgh. Pa.
Write for price list.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27
IN Is gsY 3
How Lost. How Restored

How Lost, How Restoredl
Just published, new edition of DR..
CItEUe9'qCeLES Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure of SPERM AToRRHdA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, IMPoTENcl, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Ingredients to Marriage, etc;
also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FRS.
induced by self-induIgence, or. sexual
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this adj
mirable essay, clearly demonstrates from
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of self-abuse may
be radically cured; pointing ont mode
of cure at once simple, certain and eff
fectual, by means of which every suffer
er, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself, cheaply, privately and
radically.
This lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man in
the land. !.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope,
to any address, postpaid, on receipt OF
four cents or two postage-stamps. Adj
dress
THE 0ULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
II Ann St.. New York. n. ".
Post Office Box, $50.
Ba Sample for trial sent free on appli-
cation. [june 30-lSS6 ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

Furnishes THROUGH TICKETS 10 ali
points, at the very
LOWEST RATES extant
IF YOU WANT full and reliable de-.
scription of any Western State or Terri
tory WRITE HIM.
IF YOU WANT Authorization relative
to shipping your Household Goods
WRITE HIM
IF YOU WANT instruction as to how
your baggage should be packed so as 10
go through free, WRITE HIM.
IF YOU WANT to know the best and
Cheapest Route TO your destination
WRITE HIM.
And he will cali on you personally,
explain time and connections fully, fur
nish you Through tickets, Through chicks
for yonr baggage; Through receipt for
your freight from starting point 70 des-
unation,
REMEMBER
He is salaried man and charges
nothing for his services, and If Won are
going west yoa will best s0rve your in
terest Big seeing him personally before
making ANY arrangement for your Tick
cts. Don't forget theaddress,
w. +. BRYAN,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
ID. J. FALKAEBAcH. g. P. Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

the principal Patent Medicines; the best quality of Drugs and
Chemicals things every body expects
to find in a retail Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-07-27

For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Checks.ap-
ply to any Office of q. & o. R'y; or Depot
or Ticket Office of connecting. lines
IT. C. WTcKB1M
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Second Viee-Preside1,t.
II. WtFULLER, Gen. Pqa. Ag't.
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PURE DRUGS And MEIlLCINES
Cigars and Tobacco;s.

You can't find everything the world here that might be called
for in Drug Store but every effort will be made keep such
medicines wanted and if hand will be got
possible.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

The greatest canact in the world
Is ihe Falls az Niagara, vhrio thc
water from the great upper mkrr
forms a river three quarters of mile
in width, and then being suddenly
contracted, plunges over thc rocks in
two columns. o. uhe depth 30 ouc
huudhcd ani seventy fcct cneh. lhe
greatest cave ln che world b. ihr
Mammoth Cave iu Kentucky, where
any one can make voyage on the
waters of suhierrunean uycr aud
catch 6sh without eyes. Tho great.
est rlvci ln the world be- ihr Miaaiss-
ippi, I,loO miles long. The largest
valley Ia the world n thc valley of
the Mississippi. ~ contains 100000
square miles, and is one of The most
fertile and profitable regions iu the
world. The greatest City Park iu tbo
world l. in Philadelphia. A. contains
over 2 800 acirs. The greatest eraiu
polt in the world Is Chicago. Tho
largest lake IA the world "a Lake su.
pcrior, which Is truly an inland ara.
being -four hundred aud thuty miles
long, aud oue Thousand fret deep.
The longest railroad iu lhr world is
the Pacific Railroad, over 5000
miles in length. The greatest natuml
blitge iu the world b. thc Natural
Bridge over Cedar Creek. iu Virginia.
IL extends across O. chasm eighty fert
in width, aud two hundred and gfty
feet la depth, nt the bottom ~ which
the creek Hows The greatest mass of
solid iron Ia the world o. tho Iron
Mountain of Missouri. ID is 800 fprt
high, aud Two miles in circuit Tho
best specimen 81 Grrclan architecture
ln the world b. The Ghnrd college for
orphans, Philadelphia. The imgest
aqueduct la the world ~ tbe CutDn
Aqueducl Ia New York lts length
Is forty miles aud "a half. aul DO cost
twelve aud half million d0llaia.
The largest deposits of anthracite
coal Ia the world are in pennaylyan-
IA, the supply OF which seems mex.
haustible. The highest structure Boa
the world Is The National Washing
ton Monument at Washington. %
is 5j5 feet high aud buIlt OF marble.
The scenery from the summit ia rc-
ally grand.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

bank after hours. and a crowd OF
people were hattering at the doors
trying 70 get in. \ confused hum
Of angry voices were heard outside
the windows, and sat at The desk
aud listened.
There's some one in there, | heard
a woman saying.
Gracious, said another, i there "
oh. look. look. mother man
two men.
l opened my eyes. just above
me, looking through the window
which had been pushed open, was a
small boy With a red face aud huge
white collar, The situation flashed
upon me in an instant; also oar
deadly peril. We had oversight our.
selves and missed our train IL was
broad daylight and after ten, far
here were the visitors. aatter my
self that l never showed greater pres
ence OF mind than | did al that in-
stant. | woke viii, who started up,
and put my finger on my mouth,
which he understood, aud looked ont
of the window. Only a couple OF
old ladies-a chance yet.
In a moment, ma am, said |. un-
barring the door, and you may walk
in. THIS is real sQuatter's hut.
My chum and me brought ll fum
Wagga Wsgga, and for twenty years
we never slept in any other. The
ladies aud the rosy boy walked on.
What hard beds, they said.
Very hard, ma'an; hui hard work
and hard beds suit each other. My
chum. here, | said, has oversight
himself this morning; been up late
last night. OF the door would have
been open for you.
The ladies were much graufed.
Other visitors now came up; hut
we had saved ourselves. aud feeling
very uneasy at the consequences Of
our long sleep, we quietly walked
through the galleries 10 the nearest
door, passing the sworddsh, now
looking benign, and the refreshment
stall tour stall. now embollished
with the female beefeater, doubtless
with our p. sd. in her pocket Last
of all we met face to face, the night
watchman who had dogged Us all
night.
Geod-by, Marston, said viii, af-
fably.
Good-by, sir, said the man, rails
ing his hat in blank astonishment.
We got home that afternoon, and
fortunately, though we lost our wag-
er, we did not lose our respective
situations, which We richly deserved
TO do.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
Ona Cold Day

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
When Is girl Ike = mirror: When

When is girl Ike Z mirror: When
she's good-lOoking glass
If there i any one who should De rap
ped IN slumber," il Is the msn Hho
SHORES
i coIOred EEoman was heard Informing
: neiehbor that last nights storm fright
enei ber 80 : ( shook IKE an ash-paa.
Our Yankee friends could not capture
Charleston during the war. but they have
done Il now. L i CITY that had 10 be
shaken before taken
Whit bas become Of Sandy Smith,
who stood 20 high in your cl4ss:'' oh,
he's taken orders some time He's II
the ministry, thens" No in a restaur-
ant
I'm afraid It's not genuine said 3
lady 10 Z shopman- oh. yes, it Is, mad
anne. replied the polite gentleman .sAll
our camel's-hsir >hzwls are made Of pure
silk direct from the worm
First Legislator-I don't believe you
have opened your mouth this session
Second Legislator-Oh. yes, have I've
yawBed every time yoa made speech on
the tariff question
An old soldier, noticing that his pipe
troubled LADY, said 70 her. They don't
smoke in your regiment. ma-am:-- In ny
regiment, II Is possible" replied the lady,
'-but in ny company, never
Guest rising excitedly from the table.
after tasting an olive for the first time /:
s-Ir's sorry I'd De 70 disturb the hilarity
Of the mztiH. but behave some joker has
been sailing the guseberries-
.-Nr. Miller saId 4 parsimonious wife.
70 q visitor. -9wilI re tax an egg for your
breakfast this EnOrBiags7 s-Ou, AZ, Mrs
Tamson.- replied 8lr. Miller, I'm aye
glad o ane when Gamma get twa--
i Boston lawyer recently met his
match in q witness who was giving eri-
dence about an old lady's loss Of mind
Lawyer-Did she look as 1 am looking al
you now, for iRstance:7 Witness-Well.
ye,-quite Facaat-likel
.sDIdn-t the alarm clock 90 on. Bridg-
et:" 1T must have wint OF, mum; for
I can't FONT i this nOrnin'." why.
what did you do with itFs 4 5ist laid II
on the shed in the back yard. mum, 50
that il wouldn't annoy ne
Bo5-HaTe you sold yonr humorous
article 70 any newspaper YETI Szm-Ive
shown il 70 several editors, bat none Of
~h.r, Hzro Foughr Il Pob-P1rhauS
they don't think il funny enough Sam
Oh yes, they do; sOr they al laughed.
4 BIT Of humor shone IN the reply OF an
Irishman, who had such an indisposition
for labor that he Eas told he conld have
help no longer, bGt must work or starve-
sssure. it, heartbroke l am: and, If
the weather was warm enough, I'd drown
meseIE~
Ii was q Boston gentleman in Paris,
attending the reception given by our min
lister on washington's birthday. Upon
being asked n regard 20 the reception,
he said: There wss a thick under crust,
= thin upper crust. and plenty OF jam.-in
fact, \ sort Of Washington pie
4 country parson was indiscreet enough
70 tell his village tsiler that, .hen be
wanted a good coat, he slEsFs went to
Boston Continuing the conversation,
be asked the tailor # be always went 70
church a-Oh. yess Was The reply When
/ want 70 hear a good sermon, 20 10
Boston
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
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A13 he lo<- and UzSSre1t yezrs.
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NJ boy, 4 t1= days . be,
vi fzsl the b-sz1h q hsz no-Ae-'s prayers
Flozz orer hin 1z76z-lv
And. <z--z-g hare II N loaelE r0on.
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AEd Gasp znd kiss NJ Esy zr3 boz,
NJ l01E-lcst boy, 0Bcs mare
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
INTERESTING TO KNOW.

Iron FURNACEs.-There are about
$50 Iron Furnaces Ia the United
States, These turned out in 1888,
over 1900, 900 tons Of pig iron.
The loftiest inhabited spot on tic
globe is the Port House Of Ancom-
area, on the Andes, ia Peru, lG,
900 feet above the level Of the sea.
GROWTH or TREEs.-Tue walnut
ceases to grow at an elevation OF
$500 Il; the yellow pine at G,20O
IT; the ash at $500 f.; and the a.
at 6 200 II.
pSlfEp STATES Coal FELDs.-
There are estimated to be l9j, ,i03
square miles OF coai-bed in The Uni
ted States. In 1882 the total yield
OF the n ines vas about so, 800, 900
tons.
The fourteenth peak Of the Hima-
layas in Asia, 29,0O2 feet high In tle
loftiest mountain IA the world.
DIAMoNDs.-The six largest dia-
monds found are. Kohinoor, weigh
ing IO3 cafats Star Of Brazil, l2j
carats Regent OF France, 1876 car
ats; Austrian Kaiser, l39 carats
Russian Car, 1913; Raiah Of Borueo
367 carats.
The attendance al the Information
al Exhibition in New York. Ia 1888
was 600 900 Paris, 1880, 4 533, ,4G9
London, 1862, G,2I1,1O0i Paris.
1867, $500, ,O0oi Vienna, 1873, a.
254, 1867; Philadelphia, 1876, 10
200, 900 Paris, 1873, lG,1OO,0OO.
TELECRAPH MmEAGE.-The Uui.
ted States has abont as many miles
Of telegraph as Russia, which has
about 55, 600 miles. being the most
Of any foreign country. The West
ern Union Line bad $4,000 miles
Of line M 1886, or 433, 900 m.ies 81
wire. II transmits over 10000
900 messages year, aud realizes a
profit Of about s7,750,0O0 per an-
mum. At an average cost 10 the
sender Of forty-eight cents per mes
sage, the average profit 70 this com
pany is about nineteen cents a mes.
sage. Total telegraph mileage 10
the world j. 5jl 900.
Ice two inches thick wall support
a man four inches thick will sup
port mao on horseback five inch
e. thick will support an eighty
FOUNDER cannon eight ,Hobes thick
will support : battery Of artillery.
with earrisges and horses ten inch
e. thick will support an armyi aA
innumerable multitude.
To PEINNsr DuruHnnA 1t j.
said that dipbiheria may be prevent
ed from spreading by tbe free use of
Sulphur among children. Rob TO-
gelhsr on eqnal bulk ~ Sulphur and
fruit Jelly coz any kiBd). Give each
member u the family q earomel ~ 1
this mass three times day Sith iu-
structions 70 hold Il upon lhe tongue
until dissolved, snaliosing u az IL 4
lneit.. II - said that this simple
practice has def ndrd whole families
from the dread disease shen there
Wa no escape fngm exposure.
liot,.ls &arsaparals i laaiis s.liit - A. Il ITaal
A fe., Afefhesafiss. i.9afi, hasF. o. 81 pFfpnffd
sli NE ateafssf sAlA and farfs agdff fiar dffffH
n fhs 1afn ala onaia.fsd BE- flfufs Iioadfs sas.
'apariila ulay b. dfpenaea apoa AZ sfriaflg pmfa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
THE HUMAN FAMILY

The human family living to-day
on earth consists Of about 400.
600, 900 individuals not lees prob
ably more. These arc distributed
over the enrlh's surface, so that now
there is no considerable part where
man Il not found. IN Asia, whore
he was frst planted, there urc now
approximately about 500 900 900.
donsely crowded on an average.
20 10 the square mile. ln Europe
there are 320 100000. averaging 400
TO the square mile, not ro crowded,
bat eyoryWhcrc drusr, hnd 40 points
over populated lu Anicn there aro
100000, 600. ln Amfrica Noub
ard South, there urr llO,ODO,UOU,
relatively thinly scattered lu ihc
islands large and small. probably
lO,O0O,OOn The cxtreurs of IHe
black aud white arp as five ip thfert
the remaining 100000 GOO mtefmr-
diate, htown aud tawny. or ihc
race jO0.O00.O00 arc wrd clothed
that is, wear garments Of sDmp Mind
60 cover their nakrlucss zoe. .e0O,.
900 are scmi-cloihcd. covering lufr-
rior parts of The body 2jO 10000
are practically nnke'I Of lhp mce
500, 900 900 live iu houses partly
furnished with tbc appointments 0f
civilization 100000, 600 n huta or
caves with no furnishing 100000,
have nothing that ehn br called
home, afe barbarous ani sn,age.
The range BE- fIom ihe inpmosl round
tile Anglo Saxon civilization which
H. The highest kuown-down to uak-
ed HayaRery. The portion Of tho
race lying below the limo Of human
condition b. at the very least three.
6ftbs of thc whole, 90 9OO. 600 OOu.
LoNDOs ruI Linus Wemp.
Within lhc metropolitan Police Bis
uict lhis city comprises Css sqarD
miles. There are ABBOTT t.gOO,0Ou
inhabiniants within these limits o.
contains more Roman Catholic fban
Rome itself, mofe JeHs than raiea-
tine, more Irish than Dublin, moro
Scoichmen than Elnbufg, moIe
Weishmen Than Camin. It haa 900
ships snd 1900 saiiofs in Ha p0u
every day. it bas birth every fouI
minutes. q death every alF minutes,
and an average 0f b accidents n day
10 ita 1000 miles ~ streets. DO
opens an average ~ ~ miles of pew
streeis. builds 1900 houses every
year u has over 100000 habltnai
IT, beer shops and gin
houses. n placed continuously eide
by side, would extend distance of
9yer - miles lts Influence with
Ihe whole world il represented by an
annnal delivery Ia ts postal district
" 25O. 600, 900 letters.
think ID is safe 10 say that ninety
aine oui % every hundred women
wear shoes that are Zoo large u ihe
instop. SHOES that hie io0 infRn n
Ibe instep nlIos the feet 40 crowd
forward on 10 the toes and the resaIt
.s, iliere u "a drfofmIiy NJ some sor.
When "a aoman'a foot hurIs hef uinn
LINES out ~ Sen she wlll have Doe Dot
.ona ~ her shoes 80 80 ihey aill he
made larger 10 ihe instep and n her
.oea ere troubling hef ihe mischief la
snly increased. The buttons shonid
g reset 80 - 10 make ihe uaiep
smaller ADD the Shoe ni ihr britefs
The slotenly hunl slloe ls ile rhhHn
n nearly aii ihr inpHiie fhupp'
~.
.uuUHte NIIhfIxEN H Htaf fna HrtA
49,. .i.......H .I.H lI HIIH IffH liIfI.N.aH -
.. .a.. III fisss.. laIa ffIaf iH HHN # HHNHH N0N
e.ilf 81 Ii FIsfft + hsIfea.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
Perfect Hair

Lz-5--z-=s q. natural and Leal1hy oondi-
uco y Is s1alp, 1ld q ths glands
through which Gu1rzSl-neu1 : Obtained
WEen- n consequence Of age and dis
5zss, Lbs hair becomes weak. thin and
gray, Aye-z E2E T5-o- VII strengthen
i. restore = original oo-o-. promote I-s
Cap11 ard E1Zc-olS growth and LDp2-1
. Il the lus--e and freshness q youth
I have ussd Avs-'s Hair Tigo- fo-
long UDe- and an convinced OF is
vzlEs- When I vas l. years Of age nv
hair beEan p tUn 0aE- I commenced
using ne Fl-O-. and was surprised Al
the good ELECTS 7 produced L not
only restored The color 20 nv hair. but
80 stimulated is growth. that I have
nov more hair than ever EzE0-e.-
J. " E1FTa-L-S- Col5~azez- Mss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
Aver S Hair VigOr,
SD ty q DruEzz I'D Psrtzuzrz-

II xo- AW sCEEEESG from debility
and loss OF appetite Z yoU stomach i
OFT Of order. O. y0E1r mind confused;
take Ayers Sa-sapa-5Ila- This medicine
VIII restore physical t0-es and elasticity
70 The svsteul. more surely and speedily
than any tonic Ee- discovered
For Sfx months I suffered from liver
and stomach troubles NJ fooo did uO7
nourzsh ne. and I became weak and
ve-y much ennacza-esi- 1 ts3oksz bottles
Of AYERS SarSauariIl8- ard was cured
j. II Palmer. Springfield, Mass
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women, without an exception, will
not only drink, but drink till they are
dead drunk whenever they can get
the whiskey.
By law the importation and sale of
intoxicating drinks is forbidden, Yet
it would be easy to flood the country
with liquors. The nearest Justice of
the Peace lives at Sitka, some six
hundred miles east of US. Nor is
there any official who could punish a
aw-breaker on all the Alentian is
lands, stretching nearly to the coast
of Asia, nor on all the mainland north
of Sitka to the frozen Arctic. The
natives, however, are not dependent
on importation; they make their own
whisky of sugar or molasses and flour,
and it is safe 10 say that by far the
greatest part Of the sugar consumed
here, and almost all the graham -four
sold here, are turned into whiskey.
A temperance apostle would find a
grand field here.
The women here are simply slaves
God grant that our schools and efforts
may soon inaugurate brighter day
in all this northern country.